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    iw2lsi
    wrote on last edited by kshegunov
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    Dear all,

    using Qt4.8.7, I'm in trouble trying to connect a signal to a slot on a different thread when signal/slot argument contains a QFlags...

    first of all... is this possible at all ?

    I'm declaring my flags as usual, with

       Q_DECLARE_FLAGS (ACTRLFLAGS, ACTRLFLAG) 
    

    and

        Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS( NMyClass::ACTRLFLAGS )
    

    but this seems not enougth when the connection is (queued) between threads... then I've try registering the type with

       Q_DECLARE_METATYPE(NMyClass::ACTRLFLAGS)
    

    and

      qRegisterMetaType<NMyClass::ACTRLFLAGS>();
    

    but even if I don't see anymore an error regarding the connection at run-time, it simply doesn't work... my slot is not called at all...

    any ideas ?

    thanks in advance

    Giampaolo

    [Added code tags ~kshegunov]

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      Hi,

      IIRC, you need to also provide the QDataStream operators for your flags and register them with qRegisterMetaTypeStreamOperators so they can be serialised in QVariant.

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        iw2lsi
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        Hello SGaist...

        just for a test, I've replaced my QFlags with a plain int... and it doesn't work.... so the problem must be elsewhere...

        I'll try again tomorrow :D :D :D

        Best Regards
        
                   Giampaolo
        
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        • I iw2lsi

          Hello SGaist...

          just for a test, I've replaced my QFlags with a plain int... and it doesn't work.... so the problem must be elsewhere...

          I'll try again tomorrow :D :D :D

          Best Regards
          
                     Giampaolo
          
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          jsulm
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          @iw2lsi Does it work in the same thread?

          https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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          • I iw2lsi

            Hello SGaist...

            just for a test, I've replaced my QFlags with a plain int... and it doesn't work.... so the problem must be elsewhere...

            I'll try again tomorrow :D :D :D

            Best Regards
            
                       Giampaolo
            
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            ambershark
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            @iw2lsi Show us the code for the signal, slot, and where you connect one to the other.

            And if possible the code for the thread start and creation.

            My L-GPL'd C++ Logger github.com/ambershark-mike/sharklog

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            • I iw2lsi

              Dear all,

              using Qt4.8.7, I'm in trouble trying to connect a signal to a slot on a different thread when signal/slot argument contains a QFlags...

              first of all... is this possible at all ?

              I'm declaring my flags as usual, with

                 Q_DECLARE_FLAGS (ACTRLFLAGS, ACTRLFLAG) 
              

              and

                  Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS( NMyClass::ACTRLFLAGS )
              

              but this seems not enougth when the connection is (queued) between threads... then I've try registering the type with

                 Q_DECLARE_METATYPE(NMyClass::ACTRLFLAGS)
              

              and

                qRegisterMetaType<NMyClass::ACTRLFLAGS>();
              

              but even if I don't see anymore an error regarding the connection at run-time, it simply doesn't work... my slot is not called at all...

              any ideas ?

              thanks in advance

              Giampaolo

              [Added code tags ~kshegunov]

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              kshegunov
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              @iw2lsi said in Passing QFlags between threads:

              qRegisterMetaType<NMyClass::ACTRLFLAGS>();
              

              but even if I don't see anymore an error regarding the connection at run-time, it simply doesn't work... my slot is not called at all...

              Depending on how you do the signal-slot connection and/or slot call you may need to adjust this line. Please show us the code for that as @ambershark mentioned.

              Read and abide by the Qt Code of Conduct

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                iw2lsi
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                Hi all,

                first of all, thanks for the support and sorry for the delay...

                The problem was in my receiver thread... basically my consumer process was blocking the event loop in a waitcondition, and that's why I was not receiving the signals... Nothing was wrong in the way my QFlags was registered on the meta-object system...

                 thanks again,
                
                          Giampaolo
                
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